| title | Deploy Plane on your infrastructure |
|---|---|
| description | Deploy Plane on your own infrastructure with Docker, Kubernetes, or Podman. Complete self-hosting guides for open-source project management with full control and customization. |
| keywords | self-host plane, plane docker, plane kubernetes, self-hosted project management, docker compose plane, kubernetes helm plane, on-premise deployment |
Take complete control of your project management infrastructure by deploying Plane on your own servers. Self-hosting Plane gives you full ownership of your data and the flexibility to deploy wherever you need - from a single Docker container to enterprise Kubernetes clusters.
Data sovereignty and privacy
Keep all your project data within your own infrastructure. Perfect for organizations with strict data residency requirements or privacy regulations.
Complete control
Customize every aspect of Plane to match your workflows. Control when and how updates are applied, and integrate with your existing tools and infrastructure.
Compliance and security
Meet regulatory requirements like GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2, or industry-specific standards by maintaining full control over data storage and access.
No vendor lock-in
Your data remains accessible in open formats. Migrate, backup, or customize without restrictions.
Choose the deployment method that best fits your infrastructure and team size:
Quick setup with minimal configuration, ideal for small to medium teams. Production-grade deployment using Helm for high availability and auto-scaling.Once deployed, configure your Plane instance to match your organization's needs:
Configure instance-wide settings, manage users, and access God Mode for advanced administrative controls. Set up SSO, OAuth, LDAP, or other authentication methods. Support for Google, GitHub, GitLab, and custom providers. Configure SMTP for email notifications, invitations, and alerts. Integrate with SendGrid, AWS SES, or your own mail server. Connect to managed databases (PostgreSQL, Redis) and cloud storage (S3, MinIO, GCS) for scalable, production-ready deployments.